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OFFICE DESIGN
Your office space isn't just a place for your team to get work done; it's the bedrock of your company culture. When done right, the design should convey your vision for the company without actually explaining it. When driven to act quickly, too many founders forget to think long-term before setting up a space for their growing team. The new design often doesn't feel like a good fit when it is complete. Those founders spend years working to undo the damage caused by a space that doesn't align with their long-term vision for the company.
Your design aims to communicate your company culture without words. The goal is for anyone who walks in, sees it online, or reads about it in a journal to understand the essence of your company immediately.
Just because your office is a private interior space, it doesn't mean that the world won't be able to see it. Your workplace might even become one of the most important recruitment tools you have online because good design gets noticed and then gets shared. Your office design is a chance for potential employees and customers to know your company culture from the inside and trust you. It's your chance to show the world what kind of company you are.
Sergio Mannino Studio has been helping companies create fully functional workspaces that convey the company culture and values. We are a small agency, and we don't take just any project because we want to ensure our design language and vision perfectly align with the client's concept.
We have designed spaces for Medly Pharmacy (including their most recent 30,000 sqft headquarters in NY), Steve Madden, Vince Camuto, and many others. The studio combines a deep knowledge of brand strategy, furniture, and architectural design to offer clients a design tailored to the company and will stay relevant for years to come.
Do you want to learn more? We have prepared an ebook with 25 tips on how to design the perfect office space for your brand.
Sergio Mannino emerged from the University of Florence's architecture program, having had the privilege to work closely with design pioneers Ettore Sottsass and Remo Buti. After contributing as an interior architecture educator at his alma mater for three years, he transitioned to New York in 2001.
A year later, in 2002, Sergio had the opportunity to present a solo exhibition of his furniture designs at the esteemed Memphis-Postdesign Gallery in Milan. This exhibition, supervised by Sottsass, comprised nine completed pieces and a collection of one hundred watercolors.
Sergio founded his own architectural branding agency in 2008, aiming to foster brand success through innovative design approaches
